What is LDRZ zoning in Victoria?
LDRZ in Victoria is the LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL ZONE zone. It is a residential zone under the state planning scheme. In plain terms: detached houses and large-lot living on the suburban or town edge.
What can you build on LDRZ?
LDRZ is a residential zone, so it broadly supports residential land uses. The exact permitted, permissible and prohibited uses — and the development standards (height, floor space, lot size) — are set by the local environmental plan or planning scheme that applies to the parcel, and they vary council by council. Always confirm the controls against the current instrument before relying on them.
LDRZ equivalents in other states
Every Australian jurisdiction writes its own zoning vocabulary, so the same planning intent wears a different code over each border. Victoria LDRZ sits in the residential - low density family; these are the closest codes elsewhere.
- New South Wales
- R1R2R5
- Queensland (Brisbane)
- LDRLMRCRRR
- South Australia
- GNSNHNENRuNRuL
- Western Australia
- ResidentialSpecial residentialRural residential
- Tasmania
- 8910
- Australian Capital Territory
- RZ1RZ2
See the full cross-state mapping, family by family, on the zone equivalence page.